It's good to be a technical trader. With the powerful tools of technical analysis, you can tell with near-perfect certainty that a big move will...
Yup, here's where all the "buy the dips" folks get to chime in on whether this is a "dip" or a retreat to a new level. No fair coming back in a...
What, did everybody suddenly realize that they could sell their silver and put all the money into Snap's IPO? :rolleyes:
Nothing good from CoinStars lately, but I checked the coin-return slot in the self-checkout the other day, and turned up one nickel -- 1944-P! :woot:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/25c-1916-Standing-Liberty-Quarter-PCGS-PO01-Silver-No-Stars-Certified-amp-Graded-/401277997833...
Yep, you and a couple of other people have mentioned that product in the past. Nic-A-Date works, and people are still using it, and we're still...
That's the point. If you look at the market for restored-date Buffalos, it's clear that people are still finding 1918/7s and better date/mint...
1948-D Jefferson Nickel MS 5.6 Full Steps Toned Why, that's more than 11 Full Half-Steps!
I think you're right.
Many Americans have a Gift for other languages, but exact meanings sometimes get lost in the Mist. ;)
1972 cent: very nice clip. 1998 cent: grease-filled die, interesting but nothing special. Quarter: looks like a combination of off-center strike...
I have tried using Photoshop (and similar image-manipulation tools), but any remaining date detail is swamped by surface discoloration, uneven...
Sounds very much like the upper spectrum in @JMGallego's posted snippet. I wonder if those two bands are enough of a signal to make a TPG throw a...
Yup. Given the choice of buying 90% at (say) 80% of melt, or 40% at face value, I'll take the 40% every time. (Actually, I'll take all I can carry...
Quantum computers that can factor the number 15 are real. I have no doubt that there are a number of them on the MIT campus. Perhaps some of them...
Coinflation does not apply the discount that you should expect when dealing with 40% silver (or 35% war nickels). 17.7472 troy ounces of silver...
Good catch, Jim! A couple of key observations from the article: They hope to demonstrate a computation that exceeds the capabilities of...
Oh hai guys, what's going on in this thread... [IMG]
Hm. Apparently at least one of us is confused about how "discussion threads" are supposed to work.
Gosh, I dunno -- why do you pay hundreds of dollars an ounce for silver, especially when it's tarnished?
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